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Fran [he LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 27 , 1 8 1 0.. _Whitehall, Jan. 27, 1410. The King has been pie..,ed to grant to the Rev. Jihn Parsons, Dolor in Divinity, the place and cig 'lily Of Dean of tie Cathedral Church Bristol, void by the promotion of Dolor Bowyer Edward Sparke to the,See. ofiChester. BY THE KING. A PROCLAMATION tO,K A GENERAL FAST, GEORGE R. We, taking into .our most Sedans consideration the just and necessary in which we are en gaged, and putting,our, trust in Almighty God, that he will graciously-bless our arms, bosh by Sea and Land, have resolved, and do, by and ,vith the ad vice of elr Privy Council, ,hereby command, that a Public DJ)/ of Fasting and Humiliation be ob served throughout those pli-ta-of our United King dom called England and Ireland, on Wednesday the tv,entr-eighth day of February next ensuing, ,that so both we and our people may humble our selves before Alwigllty God, in order to-obtain Par-. don of our sins, and to the most devout and solemn manner send up our 'prayers and supplications to the Divine Majesty, for averting those heavy judg ments which our manifold provocations have tuo,t justly deserved ; and for imploring his blessing and assistance on our arms for the restoration of Peace, and Prosperity to us and our dominions i and we do strictly charge S and command, that the said Public .Fast be reverently and devoutly observed , by' all our loving subjects in England and Ireland, as they .tender the favour of Almighty God, and _would avoid his wrath and indignation": and upon pain of such punishment as we may justly inflict on all such as contenin and negle:.' the performance of so religious and necessary a duty : and for the better and more orderly solemnizing the same, we have given directi f fms to the Most Reverend the Archbi shops, and the Right Reverend - the Bishops of Eng land and Ireland, to _compose a Form of Prayer suttable to this occasion, to be used in all Churches, Chapels, and PlaceS of Public Worship„ond to rake care that the same be timely dispersed throughout their respective Dioceses. Given at Our Court at" the Queen's Palace, this Twenty-fifth day of -January, One thdusand eight hundred and ten, in the Fiftieth Year of Our Reign. • GOD SAVE THE KING. [ A similar Proclamation-folluws, fixing the General Fast in Scotland for Thursday, March I. War-qffice, 'fan. 27, tBto. sat Regiment of • Dragoon Guards, lames C. starck, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vt.e I aithoirne, promoted. 2d Ditto, John Hunter, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice "Cower, promoted. 4th Ditto, Alderson Hodson, Gent. to be Cornet, by put*. chase, vice rVarren, promoted. Bth Regiment of Light_ Dragoons., Cornet J. K. Taylor, to be Lieutenant, without puruiase, vice Walker, promoted. Christopher' (. Ail►nghani, Gent. to be Comet. vice Taylor. zoth Ditto, Lieutenant Benjamin 1-larding to-be Captain of a Troup, by .purch,se, vice Smith, who - retires. - ' ItOtli Ditto, Quarter-Master john Harrison to be Regimental Q uarter- Master. 22u Ditto,-"Comet Francis Hale to be Lieutehatit, by put chase, Vice Burgess.. R. H. Taunton, cezat. to be Cor net, by purchase, vice Dilrymple, promoted. ColdAtream Regiment of Eout Uuards, , Francis Lvve Beck. for 4, Gera. to be Ensign; vice Parker, deceased. it Regiment of Foot, Ensign William A. Dobbyns to he Lieutenant, vice Plenderieatli,_deceased. William Ha milton Wacdrope, Gene. to be Elistgn; vice Dobbyns. 4th Ditto, Hospital Mate Morrah to, be Assistant - Surgeob, vice West, promoted on the Statrin Portugal. zoth Ditto, Captain Charles Scott, nom the 3d West India Regiment, to bz Captain of a Company, vice Wadinan, vtli . o exchanges. • 12.1 h LAM), Ensign join Chisholm to bc Lieutenant, with out purchase; vi,e• "cater, promoted w the Old Foot. En sign J. it. to be ditto, vice Se.:ton, promoted in the ')zci FaJt. Ruben jeokiiks, C;elit. to be Ensign, vice Chisholm. Henry Good, Gent. to be' ditto, vice Ala- clean. nth Ditto, captain Henry_ W. Whitfield, from'the 6th Gar rison Battalion, to be Captain of a company, vice. 'Val- lance, who, exchanges. zad Ditto, Henry F. Cane, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fraser, promoted. soth Ditto, Captain Chr.tdopher Maxwell to be Major, vice Wright, deceased'. Lieutenant Benjamm Nunn to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Maxwell. Serjeant-Major George Stephenson to. be Adjutant, (with the rank of Ensign,) • . - vice N unn. • 36th Ditto, Lieutenant A. Fitzgerald, from the 41st' Foot, to be Captain ot a Company, without purchase, 'vice Pickard, appointed to the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. 38th Ditto, Lieutenant from tae Stallerd Mi litia, to be Ensign. 4oth Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel C. A. Harcourt (Deputy Quarter. Master. General at the Cape of Good liope,l to be. Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase.. 42d Ditto, - Lieutenant Donald r Macdonald to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice 'Eraser, promoted in the Stii West India Regiment. Ensign Alexander Dun ' ber, to be Lieutenant, vice Macdonald. Donald, Mackay, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice Dunbar. 47th Regiment of toot, Assistant-Surgeon E. Eaton, from the 77th foot, to Surgeon; vice 1:.,y•1e, deceased. . 53c1 Ditto, Ensign William booth to be Lieutenant, without purchase, ,vice.Arnott, promoted in the 56th foot. Ditto, Edward Burg-naagen, Gent. to oc.l.iisign, with out puichaser: G iuss ut iumbold, Geht, to be ditto, vice Roelion, super§eded. /7th Ditto, Captain john Rudd to be Major, vice M 4 G regor, ,dereased. 78th Ditto; Lieutenant Thomas Cameron to be Captain of a Company, vice Murdock' Niackelizie, deceased. • Ensign • john w.r. to be LL:titenant, ,Without purchase. john • Leos!, Gent.'to,b.i Ensign, vice M'lver; lames Mill, Cent.' to be -Ensign, by purchase, vice NIIRae, promoted. Lieutenant Thomas ,laineron to be Adjutant, vice Be 'thune, promoted. ' - • . 79th Ditto, Paymaster William Moffatt, from tile - 7. ct Bat-' talion,•to be Payinaster of the tat Battalion, vice Briltieeiti cieceased. Sad Ditro,•Lieutenant R. B. Bart9n'to be ,Captain of a Com • - pailyi)y.purchase, vi e Coiclougit, promoted. 114th Mar, flipmas -Trippock„Cein. to be Ensign,- With out purchase, vice Poole, whose appointment has nut 'taken place. George Dyson, Gent. to be Ensign,'without . , purchase. - •' • 16th Ditto, Henry Vanspall, Gent. to be Ensign, by pue cliase,—vice Cox, who retires. Lieut. Lachlan M'Quar - tie to be Aujutant, vice d'Aiguilar,...pronloted in the /list hoot. • . • , , t 7th Unto, Grady, Gent. to be Ensign, witliciut purchase, vice Gale, •promoted in the 34th Foot. • gist Dino, Licut, il.iiant Garland to-O.: Adjutant, vice Campbell. promoted. . ' , , . .. 95th Ditto, Lietit.lohn Allen Ridgeway, from the Royal l'etnbroke Militia, to be Second Lieutenant. Assistant- Surgeon I. rancis Scott, tram the 93d Foot, to be Surgeon, - vice M• Leal., promoted ton the Stair. , . 3tl West India Regiment, Captain. T. C. Wadtnan, from the Jot!' tout, to be Captain of a Company, vice Scott, who exchanges. Regiment of Roll, Lieutenant Lewis Muller to be Captain of a Company. , I To be Lieutenants. . Ensign C. Hoil. Ensign Maul!. Ensign Charles Pannaa, vice Muller. To be Ensigns. * __ _. francis Von flundheiin,Gcnt. vice Holt. Gent. vice Maull. —,-- Balthazar, Gent, vice Pan nact; . 6th Garrison Battalion, Cipqin lames 'Valiance; from the iBth Foot, to be Captain of a Cot pauy,ice Whitfield, who exchange A... ast Royal Veteran Battalion, captaini Daniel Cord2n, from the 7111 Royal Veteran Battalion, to be.Copt'ain of a Com pany, vice Pickering,' WhO exchanges": 7tit Royal -Veteran Battalion, Captain William Pickering, from the ist Royal Veteran • Balt,lion,"tß be Captain of a , Cornpany, vice Gordon, who exchatves. • Utisig-n Daniel Robertson, to be Lieutenant, vice Hockaday, deceased. ' HOSPITAL STAFF. • To be.Hosiaital-Mates for General'Setvice. I. B; Slutzer, Gent. Christian Bette, Gent.. Philip Lan geheinek:en. Cent . Jacob Leiblin, Gent. Lebrecht-Men ' • dorft, Gent. The King's Gerir.an .Legion. 7th Battalion of the' Line, Ensign - Lieutenant. Gentleran Cadet: de Bac hel le`tO be Ensign, vice Lutterman. Lieutenant Gottlieb de Hartwig to be Adjutant, vice Delius, placrl on i. 1,11 I- pay. Garrison Company. Ensign Frederic A;inbrecur, from the DepOt Company, to be Lieutenant, vice Otte, deceased. Depot Company, Gentleman Caet. Ernest Gralin, from the Ist - Light Battalion, to, be Ensign, vice Armbrecht. SHIP NE S. CR AVICSAIND, JANUARY ,25, Sailed—the Ocean, for liarbadues; and the Aulora, f4r Malta. B IRTIIS. At his Lordship's house in Portland• place, the Covntest of Mansfield, of a Sou. On The moth inst. at Petersham, the Lady of Captain Charles Rowley, of a Daughter. " Atiiatutsford, in - Cheshire, the Lady of Charles Char— friondeley, Esq. of a Daughter. The Lady of William Blundell, .Esq.,of Crosby-Hall, of a Daughter. On Tuesday last, at Eastwell Park, Kent, the Lady of Major-General the Hon:Charles Hope, of a Daughter. • On the 24th inst. Mrs. Ruddzch, Qf Keppel.st red, Rus. sell-square, of a Son.. AJAR RIAD. On Friday morning, at St. Mdry-le-bonne Church, the Rev. Bryant Burgess, of Salisbuty-pl4ce. to Margaret; eldesp daughter of the Rev. - Matthias' Rutton, of Selling, Kent. On Saturday, at St George's, Hanover-square, the Ikev: William Warrington, to Miss - Mainwaring, only daughter of Mamwaring, gsq. of . Hanover-square.. DIED. PRICE, 0! sere Bank Stock, 776 Navy 5 pei Cent. 99 Irish 5 per Cent., 4 Per Lent. 8q I 3 pee Cent. ked. 68 3 per L'ent. Con. 68*-4 : 68 K Bank 18 9-16ths k• LONDON t Printed by RI (::1-11, RD HARRIS, or No. 4, Maftlett.court,,l3ow-strett ; and Published by \V I L I-1A M ARMIG R SCRIPPS, South M o l t o n . stree t, Gro . rvenor.tqu a re. Atihe'SuN , Oppics, No. it; Stipticl'j were *Advertisements., Orders kr the Paper, Leiters for the Editor, Sic. (post-pia), naps( be addressed : . In India, Dr. Anderson, late -Physician-General ; and 13:` .. Roebuck, isq: late Paymaster General to the Arany on the Coast. At Mr. liTandon's,• in Little Queen street, IVestminster, alter a lingering illness, Mr. f.M'Cuilum, Authur ot• Travels in Trinidad. On Tuesday, Arundei-street,Strand, Mi.' Leigh, Sm.: geon. • . . . On Wednesday morning, in R a k e r street, after a lii , gering and painful illness, Harriet lane, youngest daughter Of ‘vii- , Liam Gore, F.scy. .... On 'l'hurstlay last; at his house in Tenteril:n.itreet, .thc' Hon. Charles L. DundaS, M. P. for Richzuw:Li, ui York , shire. .;. On Friday evening, Mi. Gilbert Pid;:ock, of the Ri:Sy at Menagerie, Exerer ..'Clunge, aged 67. The same day, at Dudley, ‘Var,. , icl , shire, - roseph Vain.: Wright, Esq. - Lieutenant-Colonel at the Dudtcy Volunt(er. Intlantry, aged 69, On IVednesday evening last, at the a Mr: Timothy Hunt, Blackman -street, Southwark, in the advanced age of 84 years, Mrs. Catherine,Constable, mothet,ol Mrs. Hunt.. In London-styeet, Fitzroy-squaie, at the houSe of David Sutherland, Esq. (her tattier-in-law). Mizs ueetcfeur, only datighter of the late; Henry ltoetefeur, Esq. of Billiter-square. -On the zd of August last, Captain David Sewn.' reaid,ne from . the Governor and Council of Bombay, dt Muscat, ti t the lli ph. of Persia. STOCKS ,DAY. ' India Stink, India Bonds, ts ;." ON. pr. Excheq. B il ls, 7s. its. pr. Onnunin, Imperikl Ann. Con. for Februar , 68 Ai MEMORANDUM. Ensign Gregg, of B.4th Voot, who was superseded, as stated in the Gazette of the Loth instant, is reinstated in his rank. Commissions in the 3d Western Regiment of Norfolk Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. . To be Lieutenant- Colonek-cominabdant-,•,Lieutenant-Col. Chad, vice Ott ley, deceased. To be Captain— lohn Calthorp, 'Esq. vice Norris, gone into the Line. • Comnaissins signed by the Lord :Lieutenant of the County of - - Lincoln. • Market- Raisen Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Cornet—Thomas John Dixon, Gent. Royal North Linco:nshirq Militia. To he Lieutenant—Gentle Brown, Gent. To be Ensign—.-----•• RawhnS, Gent. ' BANKRUPIS. john Willis; of Pudding-lane, Londan, merchant, to surren der lan. 30, Feb. 6, and March to, at twelve, at Guild hall, Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, and Map:es,, Old Jewry. . . _ lames Wainwright, now or late of Sheffield, Yorkshire, builder, FeO. 9, ro, and March to, it twelve, at the - Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, M:!ssrS..l3lakelock and • Makinson, Elm-court, Temple, London; or Mr. Tatter ' shall, Sheffield. Joseph Richardson, of Birmingham, dealer, Feb 8, o i and March to, at eleven, at the S wan Tavern( Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, „and Naples, Old Jewry, London; or Mr. kVhately, Birmingham.. William Morris's, of Bath, cheesemonger, Feb. so, la, and March so, at eleven, ,at the Greyhound Inn, Bath. At tornies, Messrs. Nether s sole and. Portal, • Essex-street. Strand, London ; or Messrs. Waits and Griffith, Bath. John Griffiths, of Hill, Milhrook, cgunty . ot - Southampton, slater and builder, Feb. 15, at one, 16, and March 10, at ateleven, at the Dolphins lnn, Southamptpn. Attorney, Mr. Ridding, Southamptim. Thomas Bingham, of Bath, tailor, Feb.. 6, 7, and March to, at eleven, at the Full Moon Inn, Bath. A ttornies, Mr. Higlimore, Bush-lane, Cannou.street, London ; yr Mr. Wingate Bath. . joseph - Riley, of Mutton-lane, Hackney ; Middlesex, baker. Jan. 30, at eleven, Feb. 6, at one, and March to, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. A. C. Bond, Seething-lane, Tower-street, _ _ _ loseph,Taylor, of Ware, Hertfordshire, 'oat-dealer; Fcb. 3, and March to, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.. At. torney, Mr. A. C. Bond, Seething-lane, Tower-street, London. _ Sa!nuel Raikes Jackson, of Birmingham, button-maker, Feb. 22, 23, and Nl.trcli Jo, at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, Birmingham. A ttornies, I ohnston, Hall - stairs, Temple, London; or Mr: Dolphin, Birmingham. Thomas Haynes'. of Bristol, chemist, lan, 30, Feb. tt, and March to, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attor .. rues, Mr.G.thell, Lincoln's-Inn, London; or Mr. Jacobs, Robert Sellers, of Sculcoates, Yorkshire, grocer, fan. 30, 31, - and March zo 9 at eleven, at, the Neptune Inn, Kingston. upon-11u11. Attornies, Messrs. Edmunds and Son, Ex. chequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's-Inn, London ; or Mr. C. Haire, Robert Collier, of Bond-coUrt, Walbrook, London, wire— merchant, Feb. 3, to, and March to, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Alliston, Freeman's-court, Cornhill. William Wilcox, of Parson's-Green, Fulham,' Middlesex, victualler, Feb. 3, 17, and March so, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr: Bousfield, Bouverie-street, Fleet street. George Koss, of New llasinghall.street, London, merchant, lan. 30, at ten, Feb. 6, at one, and March 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wilde, Warwick square, Newgate-street. Charles 1; lode, of Fenchurch-street, London, and also of Old.street, Middlesex, hardwareman, Jan. 30, Feb. to, and March to, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. King, Castle -street, 1-1 - Olborn. Will,iatn Green, of brown's-lane, Smithfield, Lonclon, , clyer, Feb. 3, 10, and March to, at twelve, at Guildhall. , At torney; Mr. Frearne, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's.lun. fields. 1)I/ , IDE NDS. March 6. William Cross, late of Worcester, and of Lom bard-street, London, banker, at eleven,. at Guildhall, London Feb. 23. George Southcombe, of Bristol, cheese and butter ' factor, at eleven, at'the Ruminer Tavern, Bristol. Feb. as. Walter More, of Halesworth, Suttialk, saddler, at 'twelve, at the Angel Inn, Halesworth. Feb. at. William Weston Young, of Aberdylais Mill, Ca doxton,Glamorganshire, miller, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Jan. 30. Samuel Southall and Jonathan Drakeford, of Birm ingham, factors, at eleven, ,at the Shakspeare Tavern,. Birmingham. • Feb. 21. Henry Riley, of Souterhonse, near Halifax, 'York shire, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at the White Lion lan, Manchester. • Feb. 22. George Bailey and John JafFray, late of Finsbury place, Middlesex, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 21 lames, Hunter, of Whitehatten, Ctimberland, mer cer, ancldraper, at eleven, at the Globe, Whitehaven. Feb 20. George Harris, of Bristol, grocer, at twelve, at the ' Buslrfavern, Bristol. Feb. ax. Tjtontas Hodges; of Wareham, Kent, dealer, at ten,- at the Saracen's Head Inn, Ashford. • CERTIFICATES. Feb. if. Joseph Roberts, of Carden-row, St. George's . r fields, Surrey, bakes. john Pavis Scott, late of South Cadbury, Somersctsliirc, jobber. Charles Garn*oils, of Holborn, Middlesex, trunk-maker. Gec.,rge Stratton, of Piccadilly, Westminster, Middlesex, ironmonger. • Edward Barron, of Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, cur. rier. john Ward, of Stockton, Durham, master-mariner. Joseph Conde'', of the Pavement, Moodields, London, paikr!, hanger.' Thomas Benwell, of Newman-street, Oxford-street, Mid dlesex, coach-maker. Joseph Eggiuton, late of Dean's-court, saint Martin's-fe- Grand, London, but now of Paul-street, Finsbury, Mid dlesex, goldsmith and silversmith. john •Davidson, ofthe East India Chambers, London, met. chant. PARTNARSIIIPS DISAOLVED. I. Smith, W. Hycla, and J. Smith, Boston, Lincolnshire, grocers. Haslain, j. Plummer, I. Ormrod, and T. Hardcastle, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, muslin-manutadurers. T. 1. and U. Horton, Manchester, steam-engine-boiler- makers. • T. Pearson and 1. Blairstow, Kildwick, Yorkshire, wool- staplers. R. and H.. Pickering, Leeds, paper-stainers. W. Hastings. nd N. Bowling, Newcastle-court, Temple bar, tlkilors.. I. and C. Argent, Mile-end, carpenters. W. Eyre and f. Hutton, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants. M.. Paterson, J. Wainhouse, and S. T. Rigg. Halitax,York-' "shire, dyers. . Slade and R. Perham, Crewkerne, Somersetshire. A. Oswald, E. Parkins, and J. Walker, Dean-street, 'Soho,. army-clothiers. H. Hughes and Duxbury, Manchester, dealers in ma chinery: R. Batiersby arid T. Dean, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, liquor,mcrchants. T. 'Price and 11. Datloi, Change-alleY, pUblic-notaries. I. Peters and S. Alexivader, l?ortsinoUili, Ship-aprits. C. Walker and J. M'Clary, Hart-street, Bloomsbury, wine merchants. L. Hall and W. - Gillebrand, Drbylsden, Manchester, manit . Licaurers. P. Hinclislitlit and G. Smith, Sheffield, scissor. makers. • G. FOx 'and M. l'ickford, Derby, calico-rnanufadurers. H. ONenham and I. Pim, Wear ,Mills, Devonsnire„paper. makers. „ G. and E. Welsford, haberdashers, Exeter. • • • C. T. Garston, W. Hdward, and T. Creswell, brush-ma nufacturers, Chester. and W. Richards, Birmingham, gun-makers. LAIL REPORT. COURT oi 7 . KING's BENCH, lAN. 24. Yesterday Hilary Term commenced. This day being Peremptory . Paper Day, the busi ness of the Courttwas not generaly interesting, Lord ELLEISBOROUGH, in consequence of the late sitting of the House of Lords, did not come into 'Court till about twelve o'clock. -The -motions that were previously made, were, therefore, almost en tirely of course. LEGGE V. THORPE. Mr. PARKE applied for a Rule to spew cause why a nonsuit should not be entered in this case, which had been tried, before Lord EllenbOrough at Guild hall. It was an anion on a Foreign 'Bill of Ex change, of which the Defendant. was :the indorser. No protest had been produced, and, thcrefore; the befetidant, at the trial contended, that no notiCe Lf the dishonour having been made to him, the Phtin- Wl' nust- be nonsuited. It %%as, however, then argued, by Mr. Girrow, as Conned for the Plain tiff, that this was a Bill which had been granted witLeut value, that of the dishonour of a Bill in this si!uatiou, if a country bill, do notice was required; and therefore, that, in like manner, when a bill so circumstanced clanced to be a foreign bill; that no protest watt necessary. The Learned Counsel (Mr. Park) now contend ed,: than though his Lordship had, at the time, re fused to tionuit the Plaintiff; there would , be &arid, on due consideration of two cases which had collie be'fore the Court, the one in the time of LOrd Reriyon, the other in that of the present Lord Chief Justice, sufficient ground to qUestion the doEtrine laid down by Mr. Garrow, resting, as it did, on one solitary decision. The Court granted tne Rule to shew cause. SATURDAY, JAN. 27. A number of cases in the Crown Paper stood for argument this day. THE KING V. THE INHABITANTS OF SCULCOATS. The question here was, whether Abe Trustees appointed under a drainage a& were liable, as a Cor porate Body, to be' assessed for rates within the pa rish where they resisided, but within which no part of the lands to be improved by the drainage was situated. • The Court were clearly of opinion that the in creased value of the Irrids, arising from the draining, being to be rated in the pariShes where the lands respedively lay, and there being here no beneficial occupation in the Trustees, within the parish„the rate, could not be sustained. Were the Cfnirt to do so, it would be:to open the door to the ass e ssing the Trustees on canals,' for the profits along the whole line of each canal,within the individual parish where the Trustees might happen to reside. THE ICING V. THE INHAEITANTI OF NEWTON. • This was a question as to the settlement - of a pauper. The pauper•had been engaged f'or 'a year, as servant with a farmer residing within the parish. She had served the whole period, short of , ahout three weeks, when the son of her miitresi turned her out of doors on some frivolous pretence. She re turned the next day, expressing her wish to conclup her contract, which was tensed; but her wages were paid her; according to the rate which her mis tress contended was due to her for the whole pe riod. The pauper alleged that 'something -farther was due to her, but never took measures for en forcing it. It was contended, on the part of the parish, that this was not an abiding, under the words of the Act, for a year. . The Court held, that the forcible turning of a servant out of her situation; without an acquiescence on 'her part, could not disappoint her of her legal settlement, --The sentence of the Quarter Sessions, sustaining the pauper's claim to relief,was according ly confirmed., SEDUCTION. SANDERS V. DYSON. Mrd SCARLET• said, this was an atlion brought against the defendant, for seducing the daughter of the plaintiff, whereby he had lost her • services.;-- The defendant had suffered judgment to 113's by de fault', add an inquisition' was had before the' Sheriff. He was now instructed to move for a rule to skew cause why thii inquisition should not be set aside, -and another writ &enquiry executed on the ground of excessive damages. He said, be knew he ought to state a strong case for a rule to show cause, before be could expect to obtain it, in such a case as .this. He moved it, however, not on that wound' alone, but also on the further ground that evidence was ad mitted,- which although legal evidence s yet was s 6 used as to lay the foundation of damages, which ought not to have been given, - and thiS he hoped would lay the foundation•ot a further' consideration of this case befoto another Jury. But although the whole fortune of the defendant &Tended on the issue of this cause, yet he was aware that such . a ground, however serious to him, was not a sufficient one for disturbing this verdict. The plaintiff, he said, is a grocer and tallow-chandler, at the town ut Watford, in Hertfordshire; the defendant of no particular oc cupation; but living with, and managing a farm for his sister ; isof the age of 28 years. The plaintiff's din Otter, Ann Sanders, is between 18 and 19. Soon atter she left school, which was when she was. between, 14 and 15, the defendant, being acquainted with her, lid professed an attach ment to her, visited het, with the consent of .her fa ther and mother ; but, after a feW times visiting, he was told by the parents he must not visit her at all,• unless he came , oftener, that. is, once or. twice a week, he before being sometimes away a fortnight; he complied with this request of her parents, and c onsented to vi,it hdr two or three tines a week; he ti;e to carne at five in the afternoon, and stay until ten at night, with, the consent of the. father and *other ; and continued so to do, during the course of about three years ; nothing improper ap peared ; but some little time before the cause of tits attion arose, the daughter went on a visit to a rela tion in London;witli thecocsent of her father and *Other, and she 'appointed him to call on her io London, giving Lai her addre.is ; came up to :London, -called on her 'at her rel. - &o:ts, str.ingeri - to* him ; he was invited to sleep in the house, was perniitted to go with this yollug Woman to, r ite • play, no other with them.; they came . home late; - the family 'were -gone to rest, they s•ipp, s id toge 7 t her alone ; theirbeds were in two a,:joining rooms ; he came to her chamber in the night J tt:e result . . was her pregnancy ; s h e went b ac k to h er - rents ; on the very night of -her delivery, 11,2; father called on the defend tut; desiriuc,- him rc creme toThiS daughter; - ibe s defendant d:d so; of terwards it appeared that the defendant •uished to marry this yoUng woman; saying, he Could command 4001. the lather said he: Kou d give 164 daughter the same nioue_y ; • the terms of inarriagc being'agreed upon, the young woman gave it (.ut, tv - avoid scand a l," t h at t he y had been priva:ely married; some time after, the lather said lie would not 4001. to his dayghter, but wourd give 1001. and lend this yodng man '3OOl. more, iipon - u hich the youh,g man said he flew off his word, and enneCtiou was dricontinued, upon which thi s a cti on was br ;tight and.all these topics wre urged by Mr. Warren, with his U'ell•knoWn,abillies; as topics of a gray: at ion, such as la) po_Crisy, &c. and Ly wcich le used the. evidence-which was admissi: only for the purpose of supp or ti ng an ac tio n f or t h e l os: o f service to the father, in "support of an - i,Etion for a brt'ach of piomise of marriage, with which this action had nothing to do, but by means of which excessive - damages weretiVen by the Jury, -under a mi'sap preheOsion of the case, into which thry were mis led by eloquence; upon these grounds he i:oped the' Court would grant, a rule to shew Cause why a:lo ther writ of inquiry should not be executed n this Cause.. Lord Et LuisnionOUGn.-- If there had been illegal evidenee admitted, .:and that had produced' the da:- mages, the Court would relieve the defendant by granting this rule; but if only an improper use had been Made by the address of the Lean:ea Gent. for the defendant, you who had the privilege of ad dressing the Jury la t, counteraEted that abuse, no doubt, by urging topics as you are doing now, and, therefirre, the Court cannot; on that account, grant a new inquisitioni And Sine this form of action is not now held to depend on a mere_ loss of the service, of the daughter 16 the fattier, but parental feelings are allowed to be mixed in the consiiera lion of the damages, in which the Court has not con hoed sit merely to the father, but has extended it to a person who stood only in loco parenlis, and this, .by the authority of all the .Tudges, the Coinc cannot , interfere on the ground i)t excessive .da- Inage.i. If the damages were so eaonnowly .dis proportionate to-the. situation-of the parties, and-so' . ontragetius that the Court must see t h em' to h av r e arisen . froM.the jury having been a El uu t e d by err.;- . neous motives, 'or . by having - an erroneous view vi the cause, the Court would interfere, but here nothing to warrant untoset -aside the verdid.". . ._ M . . . , -,- •7: Mr. SCARLET—"AII tile property or I:1;s young mail is but Owl, and the damages here ure 5001.•' ! Lord ELLENBOROUGH--" "We do not measure da ma.2ei done for au Injury, by the ktentlant's ability . to pay, tor , the i n ju r y might have been done bent • :heggar; in which case he must have paid in hi., Fr -, son.—Motion refnied. . - Friday night the shop of Mr. Layton, pa v, ilbroWr, in ,Waidour• street, Soho, wils broken opda anti robbed of a quantity of rings and jewels._ 2 C LT i NEW TF TO-NI -L will After v:iii Sir Ti - • Boxes 7: ts• fr;il.llt ,„ Places 1 ZOX-OffiC w.P.ion 6;1 :I'li i Lov e Bice. 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